Where is the filler port for the transmission located on the manual 1994 Mazda Protege

MAZDA PROTEGE 323 1994 1998 WORKSHOP SERVICE REPAIR MANUAL

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located by the battery box

Are you check the user manual?

1.5 quarts

Try changing the fuel filter. Many times fuel problems can be mistaken for transmission problems because the motor is starving for gas.

try calling a junkyard and see if they will tell you the enterchange ok good luck

For a manual transmission, you have to remove the speedometer cable from the top of the transmission, including the single bolt that holds the speedometer cable housing. From there, you use a long tube and a funnel to pour the transmission fluid into the speedometer cable hole. Yes, quite inconvenient.

I'm seeing a lot of 1994 Mazda Protege problems so if you do replace it I would recommend a new trans and not a rebuilt or junk yard trans.
Most car repair shops use Jasper Transmissions most likely because they build them better than the original!

Don't listen to the other guy, I own a 1990 1.8L mazda protege with a manual transmission. Yes it will make it easier to hoist it up. I am not going into extreme detail so as long as you know a little about cars this will be a great help.
on the transmission locate the drain plug, it will be on the bottom of the transmission. don't loosen it yet you want to make sure you can fill the transmission before you drain it. there is no fill plug, you have to fill the transmission through the hole the speedometre cable is attached to the transmission. the speedometre cable is straight up and down/vertical, it should be above the passenger side cv shaft coming out of the transmission.
remove the small bolt holding it in place and then pull it straight up and out of the transmission. now drain the transmission. put the drain plug back in and start filling, make sure not to overfill you are not supposed to fill it right full.
Make sure to check the fluid level as you fill, the transmission is at the right level when the gear oil is just at the top of the speedometre gear that is on the end of the cable that is inserted into the transmission.
I believe these transmissions take 75w 90.
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